In a climate of inflation, economic uncertainty, and fully distributed teams, employees need clear, frequent communication from leaders. While the need for robust internal communications programs is clearer than ever, the resourcing, staffing, and attention paid by senior leaders often lags.

Looking for ways to make your internal comms program stand out? To more clearly define the link between internal communications and revenue? Join us in our August luncheon as global internal communications professional Jared Haube delves into the intricate web of corporate internal communications, covering real-world examples and strategic models that help bring employees from the world that is, to the world that could be. 

Topics include: 

• Strategic considerations of a modern internal comms plan;
• Skills for communicators tasked with bringing internal audiences over the line;
• What, how and when to measure key engagement initiatives; and
• How internal comms done right influences revenue. 

Speaker: Jared Haube 

Jared Haube is an internationally experienced communications professional. He studied journalism and professional communications at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia before becoming a business journalist and digital content strategist in Sydney. 

After four years covering major Asia Pacific industry conferences, Jared moved to Houston, where he focused on content marketing for industries spanning oil and gas, engineering and technology. 

Jared moved to internal communications following a promotion while working in Waste Management (WM)’s digital department and moving to the corporate communications team. While at WM, he directly managed global internal comms and supported the executive branch throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

After several stints driving internal communications for a national engineering firm and an international supply chain technology company, Jared has led internal comms for Rackspace Technology’s global public cloud division. 

In this role, he has advised the business unit president and his executive team on strategic internal communications, employee engagement and internal branding. 

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